Kiingdomjw:
Hello guys, for those that already applied for/gotten their Irish visa,

1. Please is IELTS or English Certificate compulsory

2. Proof of Fund, must I present for my whole duration of studies or just one Year

3. What is the Irish D visa validity?

Thank you in advance!!

1. Please is IELTS or English Certificate compulsory ---- Any of these English test are acceptable: Academic / General IELTS , IDP IELTS , TOEFL, PTE, Duolingo

2. Proof of Fund, must I present for my whole duration of studies or just one Year 6 months Bank statement of POF & where you paid your tuition is required and if your Bank statement for POF is different from where you paid your fees, 6 months bank statement is also required

3. What is the Irish D visa validity? 3- 4 months You will need to apply for the log stay IRP card in IRELAND @ the rate of 300EUROS

ICaSNg:


1. Please is IELTS or English Certificate compulsory ---- Any of these English test are acceptable: Academic / General IELTS , IDP IELTS , TOEFL, PTE, Duolingo

2. Proof of Fund, must I present for my whole duration of studies or just one Year 6 months Bank statement of POF & where you paid your tuition is required and if your Bank statement for POF is different from where you paid your fees, 6 months bank statement is also required

3. What is the Irish D visa validity? 3- 4 months You will need to apply for the log stay IRP card in IRELAND @ the rate of 300EUROS

Excuse me please.

I am going the route of getting admission offer from a college of further education ( Colaiste Dhulaigh CFE, for example). The admission process is kind of easy and the fees are relatively much cheaper. This works for me, considering my budget.

When it's time to apply for visa, do you think it might affect me adversely?

Thank you.

ICaSNg from her wealth of experience/exposure should be able to confirm if you're good to go with Colaiste. However, a critical part of moving 'abroad' especially study is doing your own #research
Check the Irish requirement: full time study and on ILEP list (few exceptions for PT on the list)
Also, contact the college's international office.
In addition, ensure your application clarifies how this program tie in to your study, your work experience, future 'career' goal.

[FAQ] What courses or programmes can a non-EEA national study in Ireland?
... ... enrolled in a full-time course or programme on the Interim List of Eligible Programmes (ILEP) ... ...
NB: I'll be interested to know how non-EEA will fare with Cafes removed from the ILEP list. Who knows, maybe might open doors

semmyk:
As I understand it, you must come for full time. - www.irishimmigration.ie/coming-to-study-in-ireland/frequently-asked-questions-for-students/
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CaptainLora:
Excuse me please.
I am going the route of getting admission offer from a college of further education ( Colaiste Dhulaigh CFE, for example). The admission process is kind of easy and the fees are relatively much cheaper. This works for me, considering my budget.

When it's time to apply for visa, do you think it might affect me adversely?
Thank you.

[UPDATED: Colaiste Dhulaigh has a page for international student - https://www.cdcfe.ie/student-information/international-students/
Nonetheless, above remain valid still: contact, check, clarify, justify

Good morning guys,

Please I need your help. My Cousin just landed in Drogheda yesterday. She got a job offer and would need directions on the necessary things to do for a smooth start. Please, kindly reach out if you can help irrespective of the cities.

semmyk:
ICaSNg from her wealth of experience/exposure should be able to confirm if your good to go with Colaiste. However, a critical part of moving 'abroad' especially study is doing your own #research
Check the Irish requirement: full time study and on ILEP list (few exceptions for PT on the list)
Also, contact the college's international office.
In addition, ensure your application clarifies how this program tie in to your study, your work experience, future 'career' goal.

[FAQ] What courses or programmes can a non-EEA national study in Ireland?
... ... enrolled in a full-time course or programme on the Interim List of Eligible Programmes (ILEP) ... ...
NB: I'll be interested to know how non-EEA will fare with Cafes removed from the ILEP list. Who knows, maybe might open doors


[UPDATED: Colaiste Dhulaigh has a page for international student - https://www.cdcfe.ie/student-information/international-students/
Nonetheless, above remain valid still: contact, check, clarify, justify

It's like ICaSNg is banned bro.
I don't know why, tbh. She would have definitely helped out in this situation.

HerrFrank:

Good morning guys,

Please I need your help. My Cousin just landed in Drogheda yesterday. She got a job offer and would need directions on the necessary things to do for a smooth start. Please, kindly reach out if you can help irrespective of the cities.

You need directions on her landing/settling in Ireland or the Job offer?

Kiingdomjw:


You need directions on her landing/settling in Ireland or the Job offer?

Thank you for your response. For her settling please.... As a new person in the system, there are definitely things she needs to know.

HerrFrank:


Thank you for your response. For her settling please.... As a new person in the system, there are definitely things she needs to know.

First thing is to book an appointment with Drogheda GNIB for IRP registration. The GNIB is located at Drogheda Garda Station, behind the District Court. Then she has to apply online to Intreo office for her PPS number and when she has it, she can visit Drogheda Intreo office opposite scotch Hall shopping centre, Marsh Road, Drogheda to apply for Public Services Card.

She equally needs to register online on leapcard website to get her leap card for bus services. For bank accounts, depending on where she lives, options ranges from PTSB, BOI and AIB banks. She can equally register for Revolut or Transfer Wise when she gets her IRP.

There is African shop(Abbey shop) at the entrance of the district court by the town centre there and one again (Noor shop) by the side of Louth County Council office on Laurence Street I guess.

For cheap clothing and wears, Penneys(Primark) on Francis Street and Dunnes Stores at scotch Hall shopping center to the rescue.
For Telephone calls and mobile data she can get a quick fix in Lycamobile, but must have to change to eir, Vodafone, Tesco mobile, 3, or something else later.

If she lives close to Tesco or Lidl, she can register for Tesco clubcard or Lidl plus to get points on her purchases which can be used as voucher in the future.

While doing this she will get to meet with other people as well and integrate

ExpressBooking:


First thing is to book an appointment with Drogheda GNIB for IRP registration. The GNIB is located at Drogheda Garda Station, behind the District Court. Then she has to apply online to Intreo office for her PPS number and when she has it, she can visit Drogheda Intreo office opposite scotch Hall shopping centre, Marsh Road, Drogheda to apply for Public Services Card.

She equally needs to register online on leapcard website to get her leap card for bus services. For bank accounts, depending on where she lives, options ranges from PTSB, BOI and AIB banks. She can equally register for Revolut or Transfer Wise when she gets her IRP.

There is African shop(Abbey shop) at the entrance of the district court by the town centre there and one again (Noor shop) by the side of Louth County Council office on Laurence Street I guess.

For cheap clothing and wears, Penneys(Primark) on Francis Street and Dunnes Stores at scotch Hall shopping center to the rescue.
For Telephone calls and mobile data she can get a quick fix in Lycamobile, but must have to change to eir, Vodafone, Tesco mobile, 3, or something else later.

If she lives close to Tesco or Lidl, she can register for Tesco clubcard or Lidl plus to get points on her purchases which can be used as voucher in the future.

While doing this she will get to meet with other people as well and integrate

Thank you very much for this

ExpressBooking:


First thing is to book an appointment with Drogheda GNIB for IRP registration. The GNIB is located at Drogheda Garda Station, behind the District Court. Then she has to apply online to Intreo office for her PPS number and when she has it, she can visit Drogheda Intreo office opposite scotch Hall shopping centre, Marsh Road, Drogheda to apply for Public Services Card.

She equally needs to register online on leapcard website to get her leap card for bus services. For bank accounts, depending on where she lives, options ranges from PTSB, BOI and AIB banks. She can equally register for Revolut or Transfer Wise when she gets her IRP.

There is African shop(Abbey shop) at the entrance of the district court by the town centre there and one again (Noor shop) by the side of Louth County Council office on Laurence Street I guess.

For cheap clothing and wears, Penneys(Primark) on Francis Street and Dunnes Stores at scotch Hall shopping center to the rescue.
For Telephone calls and mobile data she can get a quick fix in Lycamobile, but must have to change to eir, Vodafone, Tesco mobile, 3, or something else later.

If she lives close to Tesco or Lidl, she can register for Tesco clubcard or Lidl plus to get points on her purchases which can be used as voucher in the future.

While doing this she will get to meet with other people as well and integrate

Quite explanatory. Thanks Comrade.

Well done o..pls is affidavit of sponsorship the same thing as letter of sponsorship and Can the one issue by local government court be accepted.

Good evening house, please I will like to seek for admission in Ireland this year.. can you please help list out schools I can put in for ?

Good morning,please can anybody suggest schools where I can study supply chain management in Ireland,ranging from 10k-14k euro

Eizzypro:
Good morning,please can anybody suggest schools where I can study supply chain management in Ireland,ranging from 10k-14k euro

Check ITC or SETU Carlow

Please anyone in Dublin that have an accommodation to share. I will be in Dublin on the 7th of February and looking for someone to share Accommodation with. Please let me know if you can be of help.

Thanks

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Is it possible for an education economics graduate here to do his masters over there in an IT related course?

Hello guys, for anyone interested in an apartment, I have a double room In LUCAN Dublin which will become available on the 28th of Jan 2023. It's a 3-bedroom duplex, a new and very tidy apartment at an affordable price and you will be sharing with two working professionals. Ideally, we will be looking for a chill and calm person male/female. If interested please reach out to me with your details and we will take it from there. Thanks.

Dear all please help with private health insurance with best rate to study in Ireland. I'd appreciate the steps to navigate the site. Thank you.

Solverform:
Dear all please help with private health insurance with best rate to study in Ireland. I'd appreciate the steps to navigate the site. Thank you.

https://www.studyandprotect.com/Default.aspx

€150

Eizzypro:
Good morning,please can anybody suggest schools where I can study supply chain management in Ireland,ranging from 10k-14k euro

Would you be interested in Supply Chain Analytics? It's a blend between supply chain and data analytics. So a bit more tech focused.

https://www.lyit.ie/CourseDetails/D303/ATU_LY_1001/SupplyChainAnalytics

tomiee:
Hello guys, for anyone interested in an apartment, I have a double room In LUCAN Dublin which will become available on the 28th of Jan 2023. It's a 3-bedroom duplex, a new and very tidy apartment at an affordable price and you will be sharing with two working professionals. Ideally, we will be looking for a chill and calm person male/female. If interested please reach out to me with your details and we will take it from there. Thanks.

Please can i call you? my brother will be in Dublin on the 7th and we are looking for an accommodation for him.

Send me your contact

tomiee:
Hello guys, for anyone interested in an apartment, I have a double room In LUCAN Dublin which will become available on the 28th of Jan 2023. It's a 3-bedroom duplex, a new and very tidy apartment at an affordable price and you will be sharing with two working professionals. Ideally, we will be looking for a chill and calm person male/female. If interested please reach out to me with your details and we will take it from there. Thanks.

Please I am interested. Tried messaging you but no reply. Can you mail me please let’s chat.

selenium:


Would you be interested in Supply Chain Analytics? It's a blend between supply chain and data analytics. So a bit more tech focused.

https://www.lyit.ie/CourseDetails/D303/ATU_LY_1001/SupplyChainAnalytics

yes,my preferable institute after my findings,but ielts required....

Eizzypro:


yes,my preferable institute after my findings,but ielts required....

You can use duolingo

selenium:


https://www.studyandprotect.com/Default.aspx

€150

Is Private Medical Insurance compulsory for visa application??
Or will Travel Insurance be sufficient (e.g Allianz, Mansard)?

Kiingdomjw:


Is Private Medical Insurance compulsory for visa application??
Or will Travel Insurance be sufficient (e.g Allianz, Mansard)?

PMI is compulsory

selenium:


PMI is compulsory

Thank you. Is 1 year PMI enough for BSC Visa purposes??

Kiingdomjw:


Thank you. Is 1 year PMI enough for BSC Visa purposes??

No. You have to have PMI for the entire duration of your study.